James Haydon

"Sinners" director Ryan Coogler (Black Panther; Creed) breaks down the range of ways to view Sinners on the big screen. His passion for these film formats is obvious.

I've watched this multiple times and it still bends my mind...

As silly as it gets.

I don't personally invest in individual stocks; I prefer the comparatively lower stress of an index/diversified fund (NOT investment advice), but I do like reading stock recommendation articles. This is a deep dive into some of the funniest.

Not many, indeed, are still brave enough to sail the rough seas of public scrutiny with their tiny little legal vessel, and have managed not to capsize despite everyone on board wishing they had jumped ship before that fateful IPO day. Here, I want to celebrate those businesses, by chronicling the quirkier ones in an internet-friendly list. To find, ultimately, the very silliest of them all.

I used to eat that cheese growing up and therefore can confirm it deserves its place as one of the worst rated cheeses worldwide. They are going for the local market with this one.

Their adorable company mascot Prinny the Penguin makes up for all of it though, with a stoic stare that tells you he's seen worse than the price-to-sales ratio.

Ben James deep dives into battery chemistry (without needing a chemistry degree to understand).

I used to think that all lithium batteries were the same. I knew that these things called “lithium ion batteries” were in our phones, laptops, EVs, and rechargeable nose hair trimmers. I figured that apart from some slight tweaks, all lithium ion batteries were pretty similar.

I was very wrong! Different types of lithium ion batteries are actually made of completely different materials. Lithium is the only big one that they have in common. In fact, there’s a fascinating battle unfolding between different types of lithium ion battery. It’s not just a story about the best battery chemistry, but one of cost, patents, and jostling superpowers.